Tom Charlier
About Tom Charlier
Tom Charlier is an experienced Account Manager currently working at Refinitiv in Luxembourg, specializing in key account management for the BeNeLux region since 2018. He has a strong background in the fund industry, with previous roles at Thomson Reuters and KNEIP, focusing on sales strategies and enterprise solutions in risk and compliance.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Tom Charlier has been employed at Thomson Reuters since 2014, serving as an Account Manager for a decade in Luxembourg. His role involves managing client relationships and ensuring the delivery of services tailored to client needs. Charlier focuses on sales-oriented strategies within the financial sector, contributing to the company's objectives in the region.
Previous Experience at KNEIP
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Tom Charlier worked at KNEIP as a Relationship Manager from 2000 to 2007. During his seven years at KNEIP, he developed skills in client management and relationship building, which have been integral to his subsequent roles in the financial services industry.
Education and Expertise
Tom Charlier studied at ESEJ - Enseignement Supérieur Economique de Jemeppe, where he earned a degree in Foreign Trade & International Business from 1992 to 1995. His educational background supports his expertise in the fund industry, particularly in pricing and reference data, which he has applied throughout his career.
Specialization in Risk and Compliance Solutions
In addition to his role at Thomson Reuters, Tom Charlier has specialized in providing enterprise solutions related to risk and compliance. This focus aligns with industry demands for robust compliance frameworks and risk management strategies, enhancing his contributions to the financial sector.
Current Role at Refinitiv
Since 2018, Tom Charlier has also been working at Refinitiv as a Key Account Manager for the BeNeLux region. In this position, he is responsible for managing key accounts and ensuring that clients receive effective solutions tailored to their specific needs within the financial services landscape.